Publications by authors named "Marie-Celine Gouwy"
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- The study aims to improve the quality of life (QoL) and adaptation of long-term forensic patients by examining the impact of the therapeutic relationship with counselors.
- It focuses on how patients perceive their therapist's professional skills and its correlation with their own behaviors and QoL in the ward.
- Results showed that patients who viewed their counselors as having adequate skills reported less maladaptive behavior and better QoL, highlighting the importance of counselors’ predictability in achieving positive outcomes.
The current study aims to advance knowledge on the causal interrelationship between childhood CU traits and lying both at a between- and a within-person perspective across a significant developmental period of mid-childhood to mid-adolescence. Cross-lagged panel models and Random-intercept cross-lagged panel models were used to investigate the prospective associations between lying and the distinct subcomponents of CU traits, including Callousness, Uncaring, and Unemotional in a sample of 719 children (T1; M = 10.73 years, SD = 1.
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